Atelier Gegeben and artist Xindi Tong merged their client's interests in furniture and lizard breeding to create a unique ceramic and wood table.
The MAZZU is the LEGO of mattresses, allowing sleepers to customize firmness on a coil by coil basis, with the ability to make the bed larger by adding more.
The Zero-Thickness Chair, designed by XYZ Integrated Architecture + Sandro Lominashvili, features joints that appear fragile + nearly transparent.
Artist Nick Thomm applies his vibrant artistic language to a different type of project – furniture – in his inaugural collection, THOMME.
This new lighting series by BROKIS calmly glows through an opal diffusor and handblown opaline glass shaped like a childhood toy.
The Every Day Chair is minimal, sophisticated, and adaptable seating designed to meet the needs of a number of spaces while retaining its high style.
Danish designers Laura Bilde + Linnea Blæhr collaborate with Ege Carpets on the SHE rug collection to celebrate talented female artists who have paved the way.
Design Milk's Director of Branded Content, Kelly Beall, joins us for Take 5 to share a coffee table book that can't be missed, a weighty object you'll use forever + more!
The Percy may be intended for offices, universities, and hospitality environments, but we'd welcome its totally tubular design into the home.
In eight different rich colors and three sizes, the Time tile collection allows for endless configurations that mix color, scale, or both.Â
The collaboration between Kohler and SR_A challenges our perspectives on what a faucet should look and feel like.
Within The Borris Collection, Mimi Shodeinde of Miminat Designs seeks to visually capture the exact moment when motion ceases + stillness takes over.
Niamh Barry builds on langue of bronze and light with her new work by defying gravity, manipulating perception, and communing with nature.
At the inaugural edition of Alcova Miami, VERSO presented PALMA: Five Pieces - Collection No. 1, the first furniture collection designed by the São Paulo-based studio Palma.
Lighting designer David Trubridge shares a few of his favorite sculptures, the office supply he can't resist, thoughts on sustainable design, and more in this week's Friday Five.
